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| | As we move into the second phase of the 2009-2010 school term, we maintain the strong belief that the future of our country rests in our children; their education is our greatest responsibility! We continue to actively support our teachers and students in the implementation of the K-12 standards based curriculum. To that end, all of our schools are now fully engaged in professional learning communities (PLC). Our PLC teams focus on student achievement by identifying essential standards, developing common formative assessments, and building teacher capacity to incorporate day-by-day, lesson-by-lesson, formative assessment techniques in the everyday work of teaching.
Our work together requires teamwork, collaboration, communication and dedication. We believe that commitment to and implementation of continuous learning lead to improved student performance. We believe in the power of personal connections and relations between staff, students, parents and the community.
I am fortunate to be part of a professional community that approaches its work with optimism and a tremendous sense of possibility. Great organizations like ours have clarity of purpose, common goals, shared commitment, and are results-oriented. We will continue to embrace this notion.
In closing, I want to reaffirm our District priority to support and educate our students. Despite the difficult economic times, our students are learning, they are safe, and they are developing a sense of social awareness by contributing to our community. It is truly a pleasure serving the Orland community.
Sincerely, Chris von Kleist | |
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| | Welcome to the Orland Unified School District. We are committed to providing an excellent education for all our students, in a safe, caring and supportive learning environment. We welcome the participation of our students, families and community in preparing our students to become successful, productive and responsible citizens.
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| | The Glenn County Health Department is having an H1N1 flu vaccine clinic at Orland High School on Thursday, February 11, from 3-5 pm. The Health Department will have their trailer parked on the south side of the gymnasium parking lot. The clinic is free. It is open to all Orland High School students, their siblings and parents. (Sue Anderson, School Nurse) | |
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| | If an incident occurs at a school, please do not go directly to the school. It is essential that we are able to keep clear access for emergency vehicles.
Please do not call the school during a crisis. We need to keep the school phone lines open for emergency support calls. Please call the District Office at (530) 865-1200.
Please visit this web site for breaking news. You may also check the local radio and television stations, as we will keep them informed.
Please view our Safe Schools policies for more information on how we work to keep your students safe and secure. | |
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